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PsykTrek a multimedia introduction to psychology version 3.0
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Publication Information:
Pacific Grove, Calif : Thomson Wadsworth Publishing, 2008
Physical Description:
1 DVD : 12 cm. + 1 study guide
ISBN:
9780495090359

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The ideal way to prepare for exams in your introductory psychology course or for psychology GREs! Developed by textbook author Wayne Weiten, this interactive CD-ROM includes illustrations, simulations, animations, and video clips that help you commit psychological concepts to memory, along with over 150 concept checks with quizzing.


Table of Contents

Interactive Learning Modules
Unit 1 History & Methods
1a Psychology's timeline
1b The experimental method
1c Statistics: Central tendency and variability
1d Statistics: Correlation
1e Searching for research articles in psychology
Unit 2 Biological Bases of Behavior
2a The neuron and the neural impulse
2b Synaptic transmission
2c Looking inside the brain: Research methods
2d The hindbrain and the midbrain
2e The forebrain: Subcortical structures
2f The cerebral cortex
2g Right brain/Left brain
Unit 3 Sensation & Perception
3a Light and the eye
3b The retina
3c Vision and the brain
3d Perception of color
3e Gestalt psychology
3f Depth perception
3g Visual illusions
3h The sense of hearing
Unit 4 Consciousness
4a Biological rhythms
4b Sleep
4c Abused drugs and their effects
4d Drugs and synaptic transmission
Unit 5 Learning
5a Overview of classical conditioning
5b Basic processes in classical conditioning
5c Overview of operant conditioning
5d Schedules of reinforcement
5e Reinforcement and punishment
5f Avoidance and escape Learning
Unit 6 Memory
6a Memory encoding
6b Memory storage
6c Physiology of memory
6d Forgetting
Unit 7 Cognition & Intelligence
7a Types of psychological tests
7b Key concepts in testing
7c Understanding IQ scores
7d Heredity, environment, and intelligence
7e Problem solving
7f Decision making
Unit 8 Motivation & Emotion
8a Hunger
8b Achievement motivation
8c Elements of emotion
8d Theories of emotion
Unit 9 Human Development
9a Prenatal development
9b Erikson's theory of personality development
9c Piaget's theory of cognitive development
9d Kohlberg's theory of moral development
9e Attachment
Unit 10 Personality Theory
10a Freudian theory
10b Behavioral theory
10c Humanistic theory
10d Biological theory
Unit 11 Abnormal Behavior & Therapy
11a Anxiety disorders
11b Mood disorders
11c Schizophrenic disorders
11d Insight therapies
11e Behavioral and biomedical therapies
11f Types of stress
11g Responding to stress
Unit 12 Social Psychology
12a Attribution processes
12b Theories of love
12c Attitude change
12d Prejudice
12e Conformity and obedience
Simulations
1 Experimenting with the Stroop test
2 Hemispheric specialization
3 The Poggendorff illusion
4 Shaping in operant conditioning
5 Memory processes I
6 Memory processes II
7 Problem solving
8 Psychological testing: Measuring your creativity
9 Clinical diagnosis
10 Social judgment
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